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Slovenia leadership changes in state-owned energy companies
Overview
Slovenia has implemented leadership changes across its state-owned energy companies, specifically GEN Energija and the electricity trader GEN-I. Former minister Andrej Vizjak has been appointed CEO of GEN Energija for a four-year term, succeeding Nada Drobne Popović. Additionally, Jure Soklič has been named the new leader of GEN-I, replacing Maks Helbl.
These appointments are part of a broader effort to resolve complex ownership structures within the GEN ecosystem. While the state owns 100% of GEN Energija, previous cross-ownership between GEN Energija, GEN-I, and Gen-EL had limited the state’s ability to exercise full management rights. The reshuffle aims to increase direct state accountability.
The new leadership will oversee critical energy infrastructure projects, including the Krško 2 (JEK2) nuclear unit and the Mokrice hydroelectric power plant, with a focus on maintaining domestic energy security.
Entities
GEN energija · Gen-I · Elektroprivreda Crne Gore · Jure Soklič · Akuo
Timeline
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12 days ago
[BUSINESS] 2 sourcesSlovenia reshuffles leadership at state-owned GEN energy companiesSlovenia has appointed Andrej Vizjak as CEO of GEN Energija and Jure Soklič as head of GEN-I to streamline management and oversee major projects like the Krško 2 nuclear plant.
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18 days ago
[BUSINESS] 5 sourcesAndrej Vizjak appointed CEO of Gen energijaAndrej Vizjak has been appointed CEO of Gen energija for a four-year term, focusing on nuclear and hydroelectric projects including Krško and Mokrice.
Sources
deathpenaltyinfo.org · nova24tv.si · obalaplus.si · primorske.si · serbia-energy.eu · slovenskenovice.si